A Non-Religious Worldview: Humanism (Junior Cert Religious Education): Flashcards

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What is humanism?

Non-religious worldview emphasising human value & importance

What humanists don't believe in

God, gods, or supernatural forces

What humanists use to understand the world

Reason & human experience

Evidence humanists rely on

Scientific evidence

Three core values of humanism

Justice, reason, and compassion

Meaning of 'being good without God'

Living ethically without supernatural guidance

How long humanism has existed

Over 2,500 years

Type of philosophy humanism is

Active, positive philosophy (not just absence of belief)

Renaissance humanist scholar

Desiderius Erasmus

French philosopher exploring freedom & responsibility

Jean-Paul Sartre

Philosopher examining meaning & morality (humanist)

Albert Camus

British comedian/writer discussing humanist beliefs

Stephen Fry

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